mikeburke

Thank you all for your responses. I'm just getting back into the darkroom. I will be doing mostly portraits with the B&W film so I need the nice midtones I get from Plus-x. I figure if kodak cant sell me paper why give my film business to them when ilford will still support us.

I'm thinking of switching from plus-x to Ilford delta 100. They seem

to give similar results. I'm wondering what the general consensus is

on this film as a 35mm film and what processing I should use with D-

76.

If the development times are not right what should I use then with D76 streight and/or 1:1?

I'm just getting back into B&W photography after a loooong layoff.

I purchased plus-x as that is what I have always used as a general

purpose film in the past. Searching the forums tho I dont see much

use of it. Has it changed or is there a better general use film.

When I say general use its what I leave in my camera for quick

photos opertunities and probably use at least 60% of the time as I'm

familier and happy with its characteristics. I'm wondering if

perhaps I'm missing some other film that might be better for me.